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I always use /fpconstant to save having to append d0 to all my constants. As far I was aware this has always worked. But now it works for one constant but not another.
program ww
implicit none
real*8 :: KTOFShift = -459.67
real*8 :: KTOFFact = 1.8
write(6,*) KTOFShift
write(6,*) KTOFFact
end
gives:
ifort ww.f90
ww
-459.670013427734
1.79999995231628
ifort ww.f90 /fpconstant
ww
-459.670013427734
1.80000000000000
ie. the second constant gets doubled, but not the first. Why?
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Make sure you have "http://" at the beginning of the url
I clicked on the original link with ftp:// at the start and it showed a page of html code.
Changing ftp: to http: gave me the proper page with links to zip files.
Beware - I downloaded the "zip" file and when I tried to open it, it was empty / invalid
I downloaded the tar.gz and that was ok
http://ftp.math.utah.edu/pub/misc/index.html#dtosstod
Hope this helps
Les
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Aah great thanks Les, that worked.
Adrian
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I think that the problems with Adrian's accessing FTP sites may be related to his firewall settings, as explained at http://smallbusiness.chron.com/use-passive-ftp-google-chrome-49772.html .
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The compiler bug has been fixed. I am unsure if the fix will appear in the initial 16.0 release, but if not, then the first update.
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